How to Add a Subdomain for Blogspot to Godaddy

 Google's Blog spot service, also known as Blogger, gives users the ability to assign a custom domain name for free, as long as the user presently owns the domain name. If you have a domain name registered through GoDaddy, and want to direct it to your Blog spot blog, you can do so with ease. If you want to redirect a sub-domain to your Blog spot blog, you'll have to create the appropriate record in your GoDaddy DNS manager.

Step 1: Sign in to your GoDaddy account. Click on "My Account," and then click on "Domains." Click "Launch" beneath "DNS Manager."

Step 2: Click on "Edit Zone" next to the domain name you want to use.

 

Step 3: Click on "Add Record," and then select "CNAME (Alias)."

 

Step 4: Type the desired sub-domain name in the "Alias" box. In the "Points To" box, type the following:
ghs.google.com

 

Step 5: Click on "Save Zone File."

 

Step 6: Sign in to your Blog spot account. Click on "Settings." Click on "Publishing."

 

Step 7: Click on "Advanced Settings," and then type your custom sub-domain in the "Your Domain" box.

 

Step 8: Fill out the word verification puzzle, and then click on "Save Settings." Choose whether or not to redirect the primary domain to the sub-domain.

Curtsey  by: by Leonardo R. Grabkowski, Demand Media